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Polish PM Tusk invites president to talks as constitutional crisis deepens

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has invited President Andrzej Duda for reconciliation talks amid an ongoing dispute over the country's top court, using Independence Day celebrations to urge political rivals to set aside divisions. The move signals an attempt to de-escalate a constitutional crisis that has paralyzed parts of the judiciary, though the outcome remains uncertain.

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Anadolu Agency ENabout 8 hours agoPLengCredibility 51%View source

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developingPolitics42m ago

Poland Constitutional Crisis: Tusk Rejects Nawrocki Ultimatum, Invites Duda to Talks

The constitutional crisis in Poland is escalating following Prime Minister Tusk's rejection of President Nawrocki's ultimatum regarding the Constitutional Tribunal and his declaration of the dispute as closed. Tusk's government is moving to assert control over the judiciary, which is likely to deepen political confrontation, despite Tusk's invitation to President Duda for reconciliation talks. The outcome of these talks and the long-term implications for judicial independence remain uncertain.

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activeJusticePolitics2m ago